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  • ANTH 555: Peoples, Cultures, and Adaptations in the Pennsylvania Region

    3.00 Credits
    Kutztown University of Pennsylvania

    This course will survey the forms of cultural variation in the Pennsylvania region of the United States from the earliest Native American Settlements to the post-industrial present. It will examine adaptive patterns from foraging through farming, to the contemporary, global post-industrial economy. It will also examine the region's present-day cultural diversity. The course is designed for educators who want to incorporate knowledge about Pennsylvania's regional cultural diversity into their teaching and curriculum and for graduate students who want to learn how anthropological concepts of culture can be applied to a particular region or community.
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  • APDA 250: Advanced Animation Techniques I

    3.00 Credits
    Kutztown University of Pennsylvania

    This course provides an overview of a range of advanced animation techniques, with particular focus on 3D character rigging and animation. Students will gain an overview of methods and materials used in the creation of armature-rigged characters for interactive environments.
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  • APDA 260: Advanced Animation Techniques II

    3.00 Credits
    Kutztown University of Pennsylvania

    This course provides an advanced overview of 2D and 3D animation for film. Advanced Animation Techniques II will concentrate on short-form video from project concept and pre-production to final delivery. Students will increase their proficiency in a variety of animation programs.
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  • APDA 320: Digital Team Process

    3.00 Credits
    Kutztown University of Pennsylvania

    Students study digital team process by creating original digital-media projects. Team based development in design feasibility, production workflows, user interface/user experience, and asset creation will be examined. Students will work as a team on projects which can include animation, game or interactive media, and present a completed project or working prototype.
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  • APDA 342: Visual Storytelling Studio II

    3.00 Credits
    Kutztown University of Pennsylvania

    Visual Storytelling Studio II is an advanced drawing course for in-depth study of approaches to storytelling and their application in their visual narrative. Students will analyze historical examples of visual narratives and imagery related to character design, learn pre-production for character design and will develop concept art and character sheets. Representative areas of inquiry include: digital drawing and designing; storyboarding language and approaches; title pages and typography; anatomy and the figure; color theory; material investigations; developing artistic style; and others. Within each umbrella topic, a range of techniques, concepts, and subject matter will be explored. Students will become more fully fluent in the aesthetic concepts associated with a specific topic and develop methods of presentation based on professional practices. Primary emphasis is on the development of an individual direction within the context of historical and contemporary techniques, ideas and images in concept art.
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  • APDA 343: Visual Storytelling Studio III

    3.00 Credits
    Kutztown University of Pennsylvania

    Visual Storytelling Studio III is an advanced drawing course for in-depth study of approaches to storytelling and their application in their visual narrative. Students will analyze historical examples of visual narratives and imagery related to character design, learn pre-production for character design and will develop concept art and character sheets. Representative areas of inquiry include: digital drawing and designing; storyboarding language and approaches; title pages and typography; anatomy and the figure; color theory; material investigations; developing artistic style; and others. Within each umbrella topic, a range of techniques, concepts, and subject matter will be explored. Students will become more fully fluent in the aesthetic concepts associated with a specific topic and develop methods of presentation based on professional practices. Primary emphasis is on the development of an individual direction within the context of historical and contemporary techniques, ideas and images in concept art.
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  • APDA 344: Visual Storytelling Studio IV

    3.00 Credits
    Kutztown University of Pennsylvania

    'Visual Storytelling Studio IV" is an advanced drawing course for in-depth study of approaches to storytelling and their application in their visual narrative. Students will analyze historical examples of visual narratives and imagery related to character design, learn pre-production for character design and will develop concept art and character sheets. Representative areas of inquiry include: digital drawing and designing; storyboarding language and approaches; title pages and typography; anatomy and the figure; color theory; material investigations; developing artistic style; and others. Within each umbrella topic, a range of techniques, concepts, and subject matter will be explored. Students will become more fully fluent in the aesthetic concepts associated with a specific topic and develop methods of presentation based on professional practices. Primary emphasis is on the development of an individual direction within the context of historical and contemporary techniques, ideas and images in concept art.
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  • APDA 345: Visual Storytelling Studio V

    3.00 Credits
    Kutztown University of Pennsylvania

    Visual Storytelling Studio V is an advanced drawing course for in-depth study of approaches to storytelling and their application in their visual narrative. Students will analyze historical examples of visual narratives and imagery related to character design, learn pre-production for character design and will develop concept art and character sheets. Representative areas of inquiry include: digital drawing and designing; storyboarding language and approaches; title pages and typography; anatomy and the figure; color theory; material investigations; developing artistic style; and others. Within each umbrella topic, a range of techniques, concepts, and subject matter will be explored. Students will become more fully fluent in the aesthetic concepts associated with a specific topic and develop methods of presentation based on professional practices. Primary emphasis is on the development of an individual direction within the context of historical and contemporary techniques, ideas and images in concept art.
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  • APDA 352: 3D Modeling and Rendering Studio II

    3.00 Credits
    Kutztown University of Pennsylvania

    This course is the second in a series of advanced courses utilizing 3D sculpting, texturing and rendering software to develop character and object designs. Students in this class will learn advanced sculpting, 3D digital painting/texturing, uv mapping, and rendering techniques to develop their ideas and present their ideas to others. Students will develop 3D drawings defined by the professor and based on their own body of work. A minimum of 3 hours of work outside of class is required per week.
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  • APDA 353: 3D Modeling and Rendering Studio Ill

    3.00 Credits
    Kutztown University of Pennsylvania

    This course is the third in a series of advanced courses utilizing 3D sculpting, texturing and rendering software to develop character and object designs. Students in this class will learn advanced sculpting, 3D digital painting/texturing, uv mapping, and rendering techniques to develop their ideas and present their ideas to others. Students will develop 3D drawings defined by the professor and based on their own body of work. A minimum of 3 hours of work outside of class is required per week.
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